Seedfast CLI is an AI-powered command-line interface tool designed for generating realistic test data for PostgreSQL databases. The current stable version is 2.3.0, with frequent minor releases indicated by the recent changelog history (e.g., 2.2.0, 2.2.1, 2.2.2, 2.3.0). Its key differentiators include an AI-powered planning engine that analyzes database schemas and generates intelligent seeding plans, the ability to create contextually appropriate data respecting foreign keys and constraints, and a multi-worker architecture for concurrent and fast data generation. It offers an interactive terminal UI for real-time progress, secure OAuth-style authentication, and supports CI/CD integration via API keys. It fundamentally differentiates itself by abstracting data generation complexity through AI, providing a streamlined workflow for developers and testers.
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Demonstrates the initial setup for Seedfast: authenticating, connecting to a PostgreSQL database, and initiating the seeding process.
Update your scripts and muscle memory to use `seedfast me` instead of `seedfast whoami`.
Always invoke `seedfast` as a command-line executable. Do not attempt to import it into JavaScript/TypeScript files.
Consult the official GitHub releases page or `seedfast --help` for any command-line flag changes after a major version upgrade.
Use your CI/CD platform's secret management features (e.g., GitHub Actions `secrets`) and ensure API keys are scoped appropriately for the intended usage.
Install Seedfast using `npm install -g seedfast`, `brew install argon-it/tap/seedfast`, or manually add the binary to your system's PATH.
Verify your PostgreSQL connection string (`seedfast connect` or `SEEDFAST_DSN` env var), ensure the database server is running, and check network connectivity/firewall rules.
Double-check the username and password in your DSN. Ensure the user has appropriate permissions to connect to and modify the target database.
Ensure `SEEDFAST_API_KEY` is correctly set in your environment, and that the API key itself is valid and has been generated with the correct scope/permissions for your project.
Run `seedfast login` in your terminal to re-authenticate and refresh your session.
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